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Harry was right about one thing, it's a dirty game.

No one plays it better than Camilla.

I don't think Camilla plays it better. If she did, her poll numbers would be higher. I think she plays it harder. She has devoted her entire life to this game. She ruined the life of a young woman and is now trying to destroy that woman's son and his young wife.

I would posit that Camilla doesn't even like Chuck much. She just wants power and glory and he has always been her ticket to that. The game for her is having it all. But having it all includes being loved like Diana was and still is, being an icon like Diana was and still is. She never counted on Diana being a star when she okayed that marriage. So she plays this game for revenge and to take the spot Diana has occupied all these years, even dead. She will never win.

To play the game well, to actually win the game, you have to be so underhanded in your attempt to replace the beloved icon that no one even knows what you're trying to do. Camilla played that way for years. Then she ruined all the slogging she did by showing her true colors the minute the Queen died. Now she's just Cruella sitting on her self-important throne trying to steal dogs. The best numbers can pull as Queen of England are low 40's and I'm guessing even those won't last.

Although she is creating massive chaos and putting a huge strain on WK, she's so bent on revenge and self-glorification that she sucks at the game, even with her Roya type enablers. She's just playing the same game as HM, just with more power and more experience. And she's enjoying similar poll numbers. Not one of that particular Fab Four has anything the people they're trying to be and trying to destroy have: heart, soul, beauty, charisma, passion for the work, etc., and it eats them alive every single day. I take some small solace in that.

I understand what you mean. But as the Times cover demonstrated, she thinks she won, based on one factor alone. She is the one with the Crown on her head and not Diana.

Winning depends on which metric you choose to define success by. For Camilla it was the title and the crown, not the popularity (obviously she conveniently chose the metric she could control the outcome towards).

PS: I love this line of yours 👏👏👏👏👏

She's (Camilla) just playing the same game as HM, just with more power and more experience.

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Vocaloid Ask Game 💙

AAA, THANK YOU, ROYA!!! 😭 ✨️ Answers are below 👇 .

1. How did you get into vocaloid? (BY WATCHING THE LIVE CONCERTS ONLINE OVER AND OVER AGAIN WHEN I WAS A TWEEN!!!)

These ones were my favs + are overall iconic:

6. Favorite vocaloid song? (POPIPO BY MISS. HATSUNE OH MY GOSH UR SO TALENTED MIKU!!! IT WAS MY RINGTONE FOR A REALLY LONG TIME ON MY PHONE!!!)

10. Do you make songs, art, or fanfics relating to vocaloid? (I've written headcanons! You can find them here. <3

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Who’s who in this blog : the fandom version of the rf

For any newbies, I usually don’t like explaining the joke but here u are! These are essentially over exaggerated versions of how the fandom has characterised the rf and supporting characters over the years.

Liz - RIP’d queen, often disrespected by her grandsons & their wives. Ignores everything that she needs to fix in her fam. A icon none the less

Philpot - RIP’d duke of edin-burg. Occasionally racist. Generally admired. Name is Phil & despot together bc he may have RIP’d Di.

Chuck - current king. Desperate for attention, sensitive, adulterer, and ready to throw his (RIP’d) wife and sons to the wolves

Camilla - one time respected/tolerated, now beloved for making Henris bedroom into her wardrobe

Di - RIP’d princess of hearts. Press feeding, monarchy loving, but also an anarchist and destructor of the monarchy. Only has one son, who he is depends on who u ask

Ghost Di - appears in the form of leopards, elephants, cows etc. Blesses u with fertility and revenge for ur enemies

Anne - a hardworking, unbothered legAnned. Likes horsey stuff

Tim - lusted over husbAnned. Drama free

Andy - sicko. Never a good word said about him unless ur also a sicko or Fergie.

Fergie - chaotic queen of flower crowns. Messy for defending Andy. But so batshit, u can’t be mad, u just roll with it. Part time author of smut.

Eddie - dramatically unveils plaques

Soph - Liz’s fave. Probably an asshole in secret. Her fan account turned against her out of nowhere one day. Still don’t know what she did

Willy - heir with no hair. BULLIAM. Celebrated for it. Lusted over by a minority. Often lazy. Often adulterous. Takes a bad photo. Family man. Simp.

k8 - the main fandom girlie. Loves kids and shaping their brains. Often lazy. Baby brained, cheated on non stop, but also Machiavellian (Bitch k8). Also boring. “Great gowns, beautiful gowns” (sometimes).

Henri - Named Santa Henri bc of his Saint like status in pre-2016 fandom. Now a todger loving, traitorous, self obsessed, disrespectful, bewitched by meg dumb dumb. Also a brave, rebellious, normal blokey soldier. Loyal husband and father.

Meg - that bitch. Narcissistic, philanthropic, disrespectful, title obsessed, overthrower of the colonialist monarchy. Bad friend and daughter. Kindest person alive. Never done anything wrong, at fault for everything. Hounded by the press but it was all her fault anyway.

Peter - used his royal name to do a milk ad

Zara & Mike - get away with doing magazine deals bc they’re not working royals. Relationship with Willy and Henri used as proof that either brother is better bc they must be great if they’re close to the tindalls

Eugbea - daughter of fergie. One person. The true blood princess

Eugbea husband - just there

AK-47 - Angela Kelly, Liz’s secret lover who denied meg a tiara

Jason Knife - staff. Twisted the knife in megris back

JLP - the og staff dude

Cam Tominey, Dicky Palmer, KT nichol, the two Vickis, Roya, Danny Wooten, Piers Morgan, Emily Andrews, Becky English, that Jack guy, Val Lowe - EVIL press, revealers of the TRUTH

Omid - best selling author. risked it all for Megri. Court jester

Carolyn - also best selling author. Missing since 2021

Cress and Chelsea - long suffering exes

Carole - the queen maker

Mike - drug smuggler. Pilot

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Linda McCartney: a life through the lens

As a collection of Linda Eastman's best photographs - as chosen by her family - goes on display in a London gallery, her daughter Mary McCartney tells Roya Nikkhah that her mother's motto was always "Keep it simple"

By Roya Nikkhah and Royanikkhah

04 June 2011 • 9:00pm

Mary McCartney, who has curated an exhibition of her mother's photographic work: Photographs by Linda McCartney

In May 1968, Linda Eastman became the first female photographer to feature on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine with a portrait of Eric Clapton. Less than a year later, she married one of the most famous men in the world to become Linda McCartney, and was thereafter known primarily as a Beatle’s wife.

“No one knew I was a photographer,” Linda once said. “When I married Paul, to [the fans] I was an American divorcee.”

McCartney died of breast cancer in 1998 aged 56, but her family are determined to ensure that her accomplishments as a photographer live on. For the last year, McCartney and his daughters Mary, a photographer, and Stella, a fashion designer, have sifted through Linda’s archive of more than 200,000 images, to collate Linda McCartney: A Life In Photographs, a book of some of her best work, accompanied by limited-edition prints.

The retrospective encapsulates her work as a leading music photographer, with iconic images of Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, the Rolling Stones and, of course, The Beatles. But while it covers studio sessions with the likes of Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson, it is also an intimate family album, with touching and many previously unseen pictures of the McCartneys raising their young children – Heather, Mary, Stella and James – at their farm in Scotland, on holiday in the Caribbean and at home in London.

Mary, who talks openly of her mother’s huge influence on her own career, is wandering around the cavernous white space of the Phillips de Pury gallery in London, where a selection of the prints are being hung, among them Linda’s famous photograph of a baby Mary peeking out from inside her father’s sheepskin jacket, which later illustrated the cover of his first solo album, McCartney, in 1970. “It looks so cosy, doesn’t it?” says Mary. “That’s how they’d go riding together – zip me in there and go for a little horse ride.”

Mary speaks movingly of her regret that her mother’s work wasn’t more widely recognised, so often overshadowed by the McCartney name. “She didn’t self-promote or do lots of interviews, she never blew her own trumpet, and so she was often pigeonholed as a celebrity who dabbled in photography, which isn’t how it was at all.

“People didn’t realise that it was through her photography career that Mum and Dad met and that she was a photographer way before she had a family with Dad. But she wasn’t that bothered about what other people thought about her, it’s more probably us, her kids, who got irritated.”

Linda’s break came in 1967, when she was the only photographer allowed on to a boat on the Hudson River in New York where the Rolling Stones were performing. The candid photographs of the band at work and at play paved the way for commissions from Rolling Stone and other leading glossy magazines.

“People know quite a lot of her Sixties work, but Stella, Dad and I were interested in showing a broader spectrum, as well as those iconic images,” says Mary. “When she got married, she stopped being a jobbing photographer doing all the bands in New York. When she moved to London, she carried on with a very similar style and eye, but her subject changed. She was still photographing the people around her, which were her family and friends.”

A previously unseen photograph of Twiggy shows the young model relaxing off-duty during a visit to Linda in London shortly after Mary was born in 1969. Another shows her young brother, larking around with McCartney in a bubble bath in 1983. “This one really shows her style,” says Mary. “Mum’s motto was always 'keep it simple’ which I stick to. She would never pose us all.

“With Dad and James in the bubble bath, she would just walk by and have thought visually that was quite strong and have taken the picture. She’d always have the camera on her so these are all like pictures she’d take as she was wandering through life.”

Mary moves towards a black-and-white picture taken at their farm in Scotland in 1982, showing Paul standing on a fence in his dressing gown, while Stella crouches on the ground and a young James, in his pyjamas, leaps off the family Land Rover. “This one is genius, but she won’t have set it up – it will have just been everybody there. That fence was really wobbly and we used to have a competition to see who could walk the longest along it before you fell off. It wasn’t very stable. I never, ever got all the way along.”

Mary remembers watching her mother at work; her subjects would barely register they were being captured on film. “She would have the camera with her but wouldn’t hold it up in your face for a long time, so she wouldn’t be clicking all around you – she’d chat with you, take a snap, put the camera down, so you didn’t have time to start posing and feeling self-conscious. She never intimidated people.”

Linda herself spoke of always trying to penetrate beneath the “veneer” of celebrity subjects like Jim Morrison, lead singer with The Doors, and her friend Jimi Hendrix. “People could confide in her, because she wasn’t a gossip,” says Mary. “Hendrix in particular became a bit disenchanted [with photographers] because they always wanted him to 'perform’ – be all rock and roll – but she was friends with him because she loved his playing, so he didn’t need to be like that with her.”

I wonder if Linda ever regretted relinquishing her successful career in New York after marrying Paul? “Talking to Mum, she had become a bit disenchanted with the music industry by that time,” says Mary. “She found that as the years went on, there were more lawyers and PRs around the record companies, who were more and obstructive.

“She was also being asked to get much more sensationalist pictures, which she wasn’t interested in doing. She told me people would try and get her to go to Andy Warhol’s Factory and take pictures of people shooting up, which wasn’t her style. It was enough to make her feel uncomfortable. She needed to be enjoying it to stay stimulated, so I think she’d got to a point where she’d done her bit.”

One of Mary’s favourite works in the gallery is Whisky and Milk, Scotland 1978, a black-and-white shot of an empty whisky bottle and a milk bottle side by side on the kitchen table. “I love that and it’s one of Stella’s favourites, too. It shows her quirky side and her sense of humour. She always thought that was quite entertaining, you know, the contrast of both bottles equally enjoyed by different age groups.

“This is one of my favourites too,” she says, moving over to Paul’s Feet, where McCartney grips a glass with his feet, toe-nails varnished in rainbow colours. “It kind of says a lot about Mum and Dad.”

Mary published From Where I Stand last year, a retrospective book accompanying an exhibition of her own work. While editing the book and show, she noted the similarity between some of her pictures and her mother’s. “I looked at some shots and thought, 'that was a picture Mum could have taken,’ but the difference between us is that she wouldn’t care about missing a shot, whereas if I see something and I haven’t got a camera, I can get quite stressed.

“She was very chilled, she’d say: 'It’s a soul camera moment’. Now, if I get annoyed that I’ve missed a shot, I try and think, 'Don’t worry, it’s on the soul camera’. I say it and don’t really mean it, whereas Mum could really let it go. She had everything captured in her soul camera.”

* Linda McCartney: Life in Photographs is at Phillips de Pury (Howick Place, London SW1, www.phillipsdepury.com) from June 7 to June 16. The book is published by TASCHEN and available for £44.99 at www.taschen.com

Mary McCartney, 6/4/11 - Telegraph (x)

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Top 5 Best Tourist Places To Celebrate Holi In India

India, renowned for its rich tapestry of cultures, hosts a myriad of vibrant festivals, each contributing unique hues to its cultural fabric. Among these, Holi shines brightly as a prominent celebration embraced with fervor nationwide. As one traverses the nation’s diverse landscapes, the language spoken changes, and customs vary, showcasing the diverse festivities of different communities. This festival, symbolizing the victory of good over evil and the arrival of spring, is cherished with immense enthusiasm across the nation. From bustling cities to tranquil coastal retreats, Holi unfolds as a joyous occasion, drawing millions of revelers from across the globe. In this guide, we’ll unveil the top 10 destinations in India for Holi 2024, where individuals from diverse backgrounds converge to partake in the jubilant festivities and create lasting memories.

Mathura and Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh

Experience the Unique Tradition of ‘Lathmar Holi’ in Barsana, Near Mathura, India. Dive into the Festive Atmosphere as Women Playfully Beat Men with Sticks, Recreating the Mythical Banter Between Lord Krishna and Radha. Join the Colorful Procession and Feel the Rhythmic Beats of Dhol Drums and Folk Songs, Immersing Yourself in the Joyous Energy of the Celebration. Barsana Offers an Authentic Experience of Holi, Filled with Vibrancy, Laughter, and Cultural Significance. Whether Local or Tourist, Celebrating Holi in Barsana Promises Unforgettable Memories of India’s Rich Traditions and Heritage.

2. Barsana, Uttar Pradesh

Experience the Unique Tradition of ‘Lathmar Holi’ in Barsana, Near Mathura, India. Dive into the Festive Atmosphere as Women Playfully Beat Men with Sticks, Recreating the Mythical Banter Between Lord Krishna and Radha. Join the Colorful Procession and Feel the Rhythmic Beats of Dhol Drums and Folk Songs, Immersing Yourself in the Joyous Energy of the Celebration. Barsana Offers an Authentic Experience of Holi, Filled with Vibrancy, Laughter, and Cultural Significance. Whether Local or Tourist, Celebrating Holi in Barsana Promises Unforgettable Memories of India’s Rich Traditions and Heritage.

3. Jaipur, Rajasthan

Jaipur, famously known as the Pink City, beckons you to immerse yourself in the joyous celebration of Holi, the festival of colors. As the city adorns itself in vibrant hues, laughter fills the air, and people of all ages come together to partake in the festivities. Streets pulsate with the rhythm of traditional folk music, as vibrant colors swirl around in playful abandon, creating an atmosphere of pure joy.

A highlight of Holi in Jaipur is the grand celebrations hosted by royal families within opulent palaces, offering a glimpse into Rajasthan’s rich heritage. These majestic events showcase the cultural splendor of the region, accompanied by enchanting performances of Rajasthani folk music and dance.

The city’s iconic landmarks, including the magnificent City Palace and the intricate Hawa Mahal, serve as stunning backdrops for the festivities. Decorated elephants, camels, and horses grace the streets in grand processions, adding to the spectacle.

What truly sets Holi in Jaipur apart is the warm hospitality of its people. Whether you’re a visitor or a local, you’re embraced with open arms, invited to share in the joyous spirit of the occasion. It’s a time of unity and togetherness, where differences are forgotten, and love and happiness are shared freely.

In essence, celebrating Holi in Jaipur is a magical experience, weaving together tradition, culture, and community in a tapestry of color and joy. So, come join us in the vibrant streets of Jaipur for an unforgettable celebration of life, love, and laughter

4. Udaipur Rajasthan

Udaipur, nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, invites you to celebrate Holi in regal splendor, reminiscent of royalty. The festivities commence with the revered Holika Dahan ritual, a time-honored ceremony orchestrated by the esteemed royal Mewar family.

Affectionately known as the Venice of the East, Udaipur boasts breathtaking vistas, embraced by the majestic Aravalli Hills, casting a serene backdrop for Holi revelries. The iconic City Palace and the serene Lake Pichola take center stage, becoming the epicenter of Holi jubilations.

As Holi draws near, the streets of Udaipur burst to life with vibrant adornments, setting the scene for an exuberant celebration. Cultural performances, lively processions, and age-old customs unfold across the city, captivating both visitors and locals.

The air is redolent with the aroma of traditional delicacies, enhancing the festive ambiance. Whether wandering through historic landmarks, marveling at the grandeur of the City Palace, or cruising along the tranquil waters of Lake Pichola, Udaipur promises an indelible Holi experience.

In every nook and cranny of Udaipur, the essence of Holi permeates, offering a one-of-a-kind destination for reveling in this vibrant festival. Whether a newcomer or a seasoned traveler, the allure and allure of Udaipur during Holi are certain to etch cherished memories for years to come.

5. Shantiniketan, West Bengal

Shantiniketan, nestled in Bolpur near Kolkata, West Bengal, comes alive with the vibrant hues of “Basant Utsav” during Holi. This grand celebration, deeply rooted in cultural traditions, finds its origins at Visva Bharati University, envisioned by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore as a catalyst for harmony and creativity through the arts.

The annual Holi festivities in Shantiniketan, fondly known as “Basanta Utsav,” embody Tagore’s vision with fervor. The town pulsates with energy as students and locals don colorful attire, joining in a lively procession. Traditional folk melodies resonate as participants sing and dance, fully immersing themselves in the festive spirit.

Every corner of Shantiniketan reverberates with music, dance, and poetry, epitomizing the essence of spring and rejuvenation. The town’s rich cultural heritage and artistic ambiance enhance the allure of the Holi experience, making it truly unique.

Whether you’re a visitor or a resident, celebrating Holi in Shantiniketan promises an enchanting and unforgettable journey. It’s a time to unite, embrace the kaleidoscope of colors, and revel in the joyous festivities, honoring Tagore’s timeless legacy of harmony and creativity.

Conclusion:-

Explore the myriad hues of Holi across India’s iconic destinations in 2024, from the historic streets of Mathura to West Bengal. Whether craving traditional rituals or vibrant celebrations, India offers an enticing array of experiences for all. Pack your bags, rally your loved ones, and venture to one of these top 5 Holi destinations in India. Immerse yourself in the jubilant spirit of the festival, relishing the joy, excitement, and cultural splendor that defines Holi in India.

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Any thoughts about the owl house recent episode, Yesterday's lie?

Sorry for the late answer, Roya! Okay, so this episode was a roller coaster ride of emotions! Probably one of the most emotional episodes of this season.😭😭😭 I really wanna know what happens next, but I can't cause the hiatus.😭😭😭

Oh man, Luz has shown so much growth as a character from the time she arrived on the isles to now. She's really becoming a more mature witch and I love it! Also, seeing Creepy Luz be revealed to be a cute Basilisk named Vee who just wanted to find somewhere to belong rather than a malicious doppelganger bent on replacing and possibly harming Luz was a good plot twist! Vee is so sweet and I can't wait to see more of the relationship between her and Camila.

Speaking of best girl, Camila making a return had me go 😍😍😍💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️! She's such a wonderful mom who cares deeply about her daughter! Queen, icon, legend!💗💖❤️💕 Oh, and I am all for the theory on Belos creating Hunter as a clone of his dead brother to make his nephew.

Oh, and Camila kicked ass and showed the fandom just how powerful she is! You don't mess with a poc mom with a la chancla in her purse. You just don't! She really invented girl power during that scene.

That part near the end with Luz and Camila talking in the rain had me crying like a baby.😭😭😭 Luz really means the world to Camila and all the blame she put on herself really shows. Luz loves her mother to pieces, but doesn't want to return back to the human realm itself because she doesn't wanna let go of all the people she's met and the relationships she's built back at the Boiling Isles, but at the same time wants badly to be with her Mom. Poor Luz has alot of weight of her shoulders...

Hopefully the show doesn't pull a Star Vs and try to connect the demon and human world together. I personally hated that ending to svtfoe. I don't think they will, but still...

But anyways, great episode 10/10 gonna watch again for a fourth time and yearn for the next episode.

Oh, and I almost forgot ...STANXEDAWASCANON!💕💕💕

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New Zealand Hiking and Short Walks

A well-established trail network provides an amazingly diverse array of hikes. In New Zealand, there is a place to see, so be sure that short walks and New Zealand hiking can take you there. If you want to know more about New Zealand places, but within a short period of time, then these trails are well-established and usually easy to reach from long highways. 

New Zealand Multiday Hiking

When it comes to multi day hiking, then you can enjoy overnight hikes independently or with a guide. It is up to you whether you want to go for great walks, short walks, or New Zealand multiday hiking. 

If you are looking for two to six days adventures on well-established tracks, then it would be the best option. There is a plethora of easy walking, but some challenging terrain needs a high level of fitness for most of the walks. Each great walk has been handpicked for a unique combination of accessibility, cultural significance, and amazing scenery. 

Guided Walks 

Even though plenty of maps, track and trail information helps in independent walking, on the other hand, guided walks help more in exploring New Zealand. There are plenty of trips, from half-day to New Zealand multiday hiking, with transport, food, and lodges ranging from basic to luxurious. read about The Best New Zealand Foods and Beverages.

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Tongariro Alpine Crossing 

If you are looking for a remarkable and challenging journey across a volcanic landscape, then you should try the Tongariro Alpine Crossing. You can start with any direction, but if you start with Mangatepopo Valley, then it would be the best option, followed by South Crater, Red Crater, Emerald Lakes, and Ketetahi end. 

Roy’s Peak Track 

Find out an amazing Wanaka region when you travel from Wanaka lake via open tussock grasslands to the peak of Roya’s Peak Track. 

Hooker Valley Track 

Hooker Valley Track is one of the most beautiful and popular walks. When you pass through Hooker Valley, you’ll feel immersed in the beauty of the valley. Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park is a land of rock and ice. You can experience this ancient place by walking along with one of the tracks. The track starts with the Hooker Valley and along with the Hooker River and ending up at the glacier lake where you can view amazing views of Aoraki/Mount Cook. 

Queenstown Hill Time Walk 

The Queenstown Hill Time Walk provides amazing views. It offers spectacular views and natural features of Queenstown. There are plenty of short walks and hikes in Queenstown that give a chance to explore various parts of the country. 

South Island

Opting for luxury travel New Zealand can make your experience enjoyable. Here is the list of South Island’s top walks:

Mount Robert Circuit, Nelson

Queenstown Hill Time Walk, Queenstown

Kaikoura Shoreline Walk

Mount Stokes Track, Marlborough Sounds

North Island

To hike New Zealand, you must know the locations where you want to hike or walk. If you are selecting North Island, then you can view the following locations:

Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Ruapehu

Rangitoto Summit, Auckland City

Cape Brett Walkway, Northland

Putangirua Pinnacles, Wairarapa

Blue Lake Track, Rotorua

Wenderholm Perimeter Track, North Auckland

You can hike New Zealand by experiencing the country's iconic views and beautiful national parks, and several landscapes. New Zealand provides a wide range of multiday hikes situated throughout the country. Travel south and find out the best coastal scenery, several landscapes, and alpine climbs of South island. 

If you want to travel to New Zealand, then you can opt for Luxury Travel New Zealand. Hiking and walking both are the best methods to explore the beauty of New Zealand. New Zealand consists of 13 national parks and a wide range of regional parks that offer spectacular views and unique wildlife. You can seek help from us where you can get help from our travel advisors to make your multiday hiking experience pleasing. 

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The lessons of becoming Diana in The Crown

(Ollie Upton/Netflix)

For Emma Corrin, preparing to take on the role of Diana, Princess of Wales, in The Crown was something of a psychology lesson. The 24-year-old actor assumed the part knowing full well those watching her arrival next month in Season 4 of the Netflix drama will already have well-established impressions of a member of the Royal Family who grew from "Shy Di" to one of the most photographed celebrities and fashion icons of recent times. Those existing impressions made assuming the role “incredibly daunting,” Corrin said in an interview from London. It helped once she got the script and saw the story. But there was also considerable work with a coach on “understanding the psychology behind a lot of what was happening.” And a lot of what was happening to Diana was “incredibly unnatural and quite intense,” Corrin said. At the age of 19, Diana Spencer moved from an apartment she shared with friends in West London into Buckingham Palace after her engagement to Prince Charles, the heir to the throne and a man 13 years her senior. Diana thought “it was going to be the best event of her life and that they were going to live happily ever after, but then [she discovered] he was with another woman,” Corrin said. Along with that, there was the pressure that comes from being a royal in the public eye.   “All of these are very extraordinary circumstances, really, for someone to be operating in,” said Corrin. “These things that she was exposed to come with a whole lot of pressures that affect someone’s mentality, and that was really interesting.” Even so, there are still all those impressions viewers will have before they catch their first glimpse of Diana when the new season of The Crown starts streaming on Nov. 15. And what if Corrin’s portrayal doesn’t match those impressions? Does that matter in trying to create a successful portrayal of such a well-known person? Not necessarily. “If you talk to actors who have to play a real person ... especially somebody that is so world famous and familiar as Diana — [the challenge comes] because audiences are expecting that actress to look and sound just like the real thing,” said Bill Brioux, a longtime television columnist and commentator. He looks no further than the actor holding the central role on The Crown for Seasons 3 and 4 as an example of overcoming that challenge. “I think Olivia Colman [as Queen Elizabeth] has shown that you don’t have to be a carbon copy, that you might capture a nuance or an essence of someone,” Brioux said. “Certainly, Colman spent a lot of The Crown looking surprised and perplexed, you know, aghast at times.” And we certainly aren’t used to seeing the Queen looking that way in public. “So I think it will be interesting to see how Diana is received,” Brioux said. As she prepared for the role, Corrin said she became overwhelmed “by the amount of factual information out there about her and also … the thought that I would be portraying someone so well-known." Corrin said she “started work on her mannerisms and her behaviour and figuring out why she did the things she did or what she would feel about certain situations that I was going to be acting. “ Corrin also spoke to Patrick Jephson, Diana’s private secretary. “He knew her very well and was able to provide a lot of insight, which was wonderful.” With Diana, Brioux suggested, there may be more pressure on an actor than if the portrayal was of a person not so well-known. “People all have their own expectations of Diana in their minds,” he said. “You’re going to disappoint a lot of people no matter what you do, so hat’s off to this actress for taking it on. “I think that there’s potential, though, if you come close, to get a lot of rave reviews because everyone knows the subject and that’s how they’ll judge it."

For more on Corrin’s experiences preparing for the role, click here.

A rare day out for the Queen — and no mask

(Ben Stansall/Reuters)

Royal visits can typically give the royal guest the opportunity to see some cutting-edge technology or to meet individuals being recognized for their work or volunteer efforts in helping others in their community. But Queen Elizabeth’s first major public engagement since the coronavirus pandemic struck in March offered more than a chance for her to visit a new defence research centre west of London and check out the latest in explosives detection. The visit to Porton Down, where scientists are also helping in the response to the pandemic, seemed designed to offer a larger symbolism. “I think it was a really important message for her to send that even though … we’ve been in lockdown and we’re facing new restrictions, the Queen was still able to meet people involved in the COVID response,” Roya Nikkhah, a royal correspondent for the Sunday Times newspaper, told the CBC’s Renee Filippone. Still, the visit, which the 94-year-old carried out alongside her grandson, Prince William, sparked questions — and criticism — because neither of them was wearing a mask at a time when Britons must wear face coverings in stores and other indoor spaces. Those involved in the visit were physically distanced, and Buckingham Palace said safety protocols were followed. Reuters reported that staff at the research centre had been tested for COVID-19 before the visit. “Every precaution that could be taken was taken,” said Nikkhah. “That’s why the Queen didn’t have to wear a mask.” Royal author Robert Jobson told the Daily Mail that Elizabeth was sending a “message of confidence to the people.” “She’s going back to work, she'll go about her business in the usual way, but without taking chances. She is reassuring the public that things must go on as normal, wherever it is safe to do so.” The Queen has spent much of the time since the pandemic struck in isolation at Windsor Castle, considered to be her favourite residence. She has returned there recently after spending a few weeks with Prince Philip at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, and a shorter period on her Sandringham estate northeast of London. Throughout the pandemic, Elizabeth has conducted official duties via video or over the phone, and made two appearances within the walls of Windsor Castle — one for a considerably scaled-down recognition of her official birthday in June, and one to bestow a knighthood on Capt. Tom Moore, a 100-year-old honoured for his charity fundraising. Still, it’s unlikely there will be many other outings like her trip to Porton Down anytime soon. “I think [it] was probably a bit of a one-off,” Nikkhah said. “I don’t think we’ll be seeing a lot more of her on public engagements.”

A new portrait for Canada

(Chris Jackson/Getty Images/Government of Canada)

There is also considerable symbolism on display in Queen Elizabeth’s new official Canadian portrait. While the portrait is new to the public, the photo itself was taken more than a year ago, in March 2019 at Windsor Castle, by royal photographer Chris Jackson. He shared it on social media late last week. In the portrait, the Queen is wearing her Canadian insignia as sovereign of the Order of Canada, Jackson said, along with the Order of Military Merit. The diamond and blue sapphire necklace and earrings she is wearing were a wedding day gift from her father, King George VI, in November 1947, and were worn during her five-day trip to Canada in 1990. Jackson said on Instagram that it was an “incredible honour” to have the opportunity to photograph the Queen for the portrait. “I’ve been lucky enough to have visited Canada many times now with members of the Royal Family and have the fondest memories of the people I’ve met.”

Royally quotable

"My family and I knew nothing about it and were at a loss to know how we could help alleviate the terrible pain she suffered."

— Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall,

reflects on her mother’s death from osteoporosis

26 years ago, and went on this week to note the “huge strides” made since then in treatment and research into the disease.

Royals in Canada

(Hans Deryk/The Canadian Press)

When Charles and Diana came to Canada in late October 1991, it was the last trip they made to the country together. And in ways it was two visits in one for the couple, whose collapsing marriage was under intense media scrutiny at the time, as they went their separate ways for much of the seven-day sojourn.

One stop for Diana in Toronto took her to Casey House, a hospice for people who have AIDS.

“Diana had just begun to venture into the issue of AIDS, then repellent to much of society, but it was still surprising that she chose to see a hospice full of very ill people rather than some less harrowing AIDS setting,” Casey House founder June Callwood

wrote in Maclean’s magazine

after Diana’s death in 1997.

Callwood had a mixed view of Diana, but that visit to Casey House, where she sat and visited with hospice residents, left a lasting impression.

Diana “wanted nothing less than to change the world for the better,” Callwood wrote. “And perhaps she did. On that lovely afternoon … she made everyone at a small AIDS hospice in Toronto feel worthwhile. That’s quite a gift.”

Our friends at CBC Archives have taken a closer look at the 1991 visit, which was also the first time both William and Harry went with their parents on a foreign trip.

Royal reads

1. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, says she

avoids speaking about controversial topics

in an attempt to ensure she doesn’t put her family at risk. She also says she’s been told that in 2019, she was the

“most trolled person in the entire world.”

[BBC, The Guardian]

2. More than 60 years after Queen Elizabeth gave a pair of swans to a city in Florida,

it has sold off three dozen of their descendants

in a bid to ease a crisis in overpopulation of the birds. [The Independent]

3. Thirty years after Diana laid a ceremonial foundation stone for a cancer hospital, her son William

did the same

. [The Daily Mail]

4. Dutch King Willem-Alexander says he

regrets going to Greece for a holiday

after he and his family were criticized for taking a trip during the pandemic. [BBC]

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Look at Wylie’s lil’ face. Don’t you want to give him everything he wants? Trust me, you DO.